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The moorland to the north and west of Rivendell, in which the River Hoarwell rose. As its name suggests, this region was known to be troll-country, and its landscape was so rocky that riding was made impossible. The Troll-fells' main entry into history was at the time of the overthrow of Angmar. When the Witch-king fled southwards, it was among these fells that he disappeared.
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Net Worth: $550 Million
- Source of Wealth Radio, Television host, Books
- Birth Place Jackson Heights, New York City, New York
- Height 6' 5" (1.96 m)
- Marital Status Married (Beth Ostrosky)
- Full Name Howard Allan Stern
- Nationality United States
- Date of Birth January 12, 1954
- Ethnicity Jewish
- Weight 225 lbs (102 kg)
- Occupation Radio personality, Television Host, Author, Actor
- Education Boston University
- Children 3
About Howard Stern
American radio personality, television host, author and actor, Howard Stern, has an estimated net worth of $550 million with an annual salary of $80 million. Howard Stern is the host of The Howard Stern show. Stern has a reputation for being outspoken, touching on controversial show topics and uncensored dialogue and interviews. Stern's style earned him repeated fines by the FCC for radio show indecency from 1986 to 2005. Stearn began his radio career in college at Boston University, then making his professional debut at WNTN in 1975. Howard Stern worked at various radio stations, landing at WXRK where he worked for 20 years before leaving for Sirius, a medium free of FCC regulations, in 2005. During Stern's time at WXRK he would attract peak audiences of close to 20 million across 60 markets in both the United States and Canada. In 2010, the veteran shock-jock renewed his contract with SiriusXM Radio through 2015 despite talks of possible retirement. Stern signed a $1 million advance contract with Simon & Schuster in 1993 to publish his first biographical book, Private Parts, which was released on October 7, 1993. The book's first printing sold 225,000 copies within hours of going on sale, becoming the fastest-selling title in Schuster's history. A film adaptation of the biographical Private Parts, with Howard Stern playing himself in the title role, was released on March 7, 1997, topping the box office in its opening weekend with a gross of $14.6 million, and a total of $41.2 million in movie tickets. Stern continues to work for Sirius and is currently the highest-paid radio figure in the United States.
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Earnings 2014 | $95 Million |
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Ocean Echolocation
Use echolocation to find others and experience how whales' senses have adapted to suit their environment. In pairs, learners are blindfolded and use containers filled with marbles to find each other. You will need a large space (e.g. exhibit floor, conference room, lobby, outdoors) for this activity.
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- Learning Time: 10 to 30 minutes
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Language: English
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- Roughly 20-30 large wooden beads, plastic magnetic marbles or pennies
- 2 blindfolds
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Waterfront cottage, private beach, huge deck
Bedrooms: | 3 |
Bathrooms: | 1 |
Sleeps: | 8 |
Type: | Cottage |
Per week: | $1,200 |
Pets allowed: | No |
Internet: | No |
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Jan 01 2014 | Dec 31 2015 | - | - | $1,200 | - | 1 Week |
Check In: 2 p.m. Check Out: 10 a.m. | ||||||
Deposits: 50% of total due 90 days in advance. Payment in full due 30 days prior to stay | ||||||
Payment Options: Cashier's Check, Money Order, Personal Check |
- 1 Queen Bed
- 2 Double Beds
- 2 Twin Beds
- 2 Sofa Beds
- Beach Chairs
- Dock/Boat Slip
- Parking Included
- View (Water)
- Beachfront
- Full Kitchen
- Porch
- Waterfront
- Deck
- Hardwood Floors
- Screened Porch
- CD Player
- Gas Grill
- Radio
- Stove
- Coffee Maker
- Microwave
- Refrigerator (Full)
- TV (Antenna)
- DVD Player
- Oven
- Stereo
- Beach
(onsite) - Fishing
(onsite) - Shopping Area
(1 mile) - Golf
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(onsite) - Restaurant
(1 mile) - Miniature Golf
(10 miles) - Movie Theater
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Reviews for this vacation cottage rental in Northwood, New Hampshire
Pat O'Sullivan
Westland, Mi & Belle River, Ontario CA
Lucas Pond Cabin
August 5, 2014
The cabin was exactly as described. Rustic, but very adequate! Kitchen was stocked with basics,( stove, refrigerator, toaster, pots& pans, dishes) but if there is anything special that you want, you need to bring it. Lots of sleeping space with 4 foutons available. Very quiet setting, lots of shade, great deck to sit on and enjoy it all! If you like to camp this is a wonderful place, but it is not like a hotel. The setting is what makes this place special. The lake is quiet, as there are no motors allowed. So thepaddleboat and canoes are good. Location is within reach of mountains, the ocean, Portsmouth or anything else you want to do. The owners were quite accessible prior to our stay and we didn't need to contact them durring our stay. (Everything was in good working order). Would I stay there again? Yes, yes, yes! Adam and Julie, you have a great place here! Pat, Mellony and our crew of 7, sometimes more.
Danielle Lemay
Salem, NH
A Relaxing Getaway
September 17, 2013
This was the perfect place for a much needed vacation away from it all. Its rustic charm was exactly what the doctor ordered. There was plenty of room for my family and I and then some. We enjoyed waking up each morning to coffee on the deck overlooking the pond, spending some time exploring the antique shops on Antique Alley, grilling every night, sitting by the firepit and listening to the bullfrogs serenade us, taking the paddleboat and canoe out on the water to explore, sunbath on the dock, fishing, watching the blue Herrons that made their home there, and so much more. One of the best experiences we enjoyed was late at night with the firepit going we would take the canoe out on the water near the middle and just look up at the stars. The water was so serene it was like floating on glass and the view at night on the water had me awe struck. The other thing I particularly liked was that their was no motor boats allowed on the water which made it more peaceful. The overall experience was very enjoyable and relaxing. The owners were very pleasant and accomodating and were quick to respond to any questions that we might have regarding the property. We would definitely recommend this place to friends and families and hope to return ourselves next year.
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July 28, 2013
The camp we stayed at was just as described, rustic, but very much what we were looking for. The contact with the owners was great, all questions answered promptly. Everything was available for us to use, great instructions, perfect location, would definitely go back again. Lake view was great, loons, plenty of fish to catch, bull frogs, turtles, heron, it was nature at it's best. Buck was a big hit.....you will have to go stay there to enjoy him. Thanks for a great week.
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July 18, 2012
We spent a wonderful week on this property. We had plenty of room for all. The beach area and deck were our playground during the day and the screened in porch at night. Everything we needed and then some was supplied for us (includin life jackets!). The was house was well stocked. With the pond not allowing motor craft this really added to the tranquility. My son cooked on the grill everynight and also had a campfire most nights. The kids were in the water from morning til night and then slept thru the night. The house is on the shady side of the pond which we enjoyed, the sun peeked around 3pm on the water. If your party includes those who enjoy fishing you will not be disappointed. While the grown ups were catching trout with poles the little ones caught some litte fish with a net and pale it was tooooo cute to watch (oh they were also catching frogs). No airconditioning needed plenty of fans supplied. I would however suggest to visitors to go the extra few miles on route 4 to market basket as they offer better prices than Hannafords (we discovered it after we had already shopped). We had a small group of 7 however because we have a medically comlex child a nurse or myself have to be up all night with him and with the additional space of the bunk house the noise of his machines didn't bother them. Great place for kids it is a home meant to be lived in. This is the first time I have ever rented directly from owners and can't say enough how responsive Julie was to all my emails, it was a positive experience. We look forward to renting next year!!
Anne Savoie
Spencer, MA USA
September 1, 2011
One of the most relaxing vacations we've had! Wonderful weather and beautiful surroundings, great time was had by all!
Doreen Gendreau
Rhode Island
Excellent Family Getaway
August 30, 2011
Location Location Location...Peaceful and Tranquil.. Clean and bright
Linda Weae
Perfect, peaceful week on the lake.
August 2, 2010
Rented this camp on Lucas Pond for a week with another family. The house is rustic but comfortable and was equipped with everything we needed. The pond is great for fishing, swimming, and paddling around in the provided rowboat or peddle boats. We also brought our own canoe-perfect for quietly gliding across the water in early morning or evening. We loved that no power boats are allowed! very quiet and relaxing. We enjoyed grilling on the big deck every night and sunning on the dock every afternoon. There were 4 adults, 5 kids and 2 dogs and we still had plenty of room for sleeping and doing our own thing. The detached bunkhouse was the perfect haven for the 3 boys aged 10-13!! Hint: Don't miss the little store at the end of Lucas Pond Road. It's a real blast from the past. We took bike rides or jogs down there daily to buy worms for fishing. Also, they sell N.H. fishing licenses in the store. The owners were very well-organized, nice and helpful in making the rental arrangements, answering all our questions, etc. No problems whatsoever. (Thanks for all the emails, Julie:) We would definitely go back there again for another vacation. Highly recommend!
Kevin Smith
Pembroke, NH
Pure relaxation!
August 22, 2009
The home was perfect, rustic, yet all the comforts of home. Great fishing right off the dock. Water was perfect temperature for the kids, who enjoyed the entire week immensely. Bunk house was a great retreat for the kids to have their own privacy. Bagpipes playing "Amazing Grace" was a nice touch as well. Very relaxing vacation, screen porch & deck was where we spent most of our time when we weren't in the water. Highly recommended property!
Adam, thanks for letting us stay at your place this week! We felt right at home from the pond, the fishing (right off the dock as you said), the swimming, the 3 Stooges DVD's "nyuh" , the comfy beds, the Dropkick Murphys, the nod to Yaz in the bunkhouse , the boats, the leftover Labatt's in the icebox, the grill, and on and on. You know you're relaxed when you tell time by the sun on the dock and the bagpipes. I'll call in the Spring. If you're up for renting again, we're in! Great vacation. Don't go making "enhancements".
Thanks again,
Tracy and Andy
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It's likely that, with a title like Skin Eating Jungle Vampires, most viewers won't come to this film with high expectations of quality film-making. It's quite an achievement, then, for the film to still be worse than you could possibly have imagined. But it is. Seemingly thrown together at random, it opens with a entertainingly cheesy shot of Violet Sweet jiggling her way through the jungles of Costa Rica, but then goes downhill rapidly, as she is attacked by a bunch of female tribal vampires, who corpse throughout and don't seem to know quite what to do. Back in America, Sweet's sister Carla Anderson bangs on and on about their psychic connection and how she is worried that something bad has happened to her, and so hops on a plane to Costa Rica to…erm… spend most of her time swimming and lazing around on the beach. Eventually, she remembers that she is supposed to be looking for her missing sister, and eventually winds up joing her as a captive of the jungle vampires, who are in fact aliens from the planet Clitoria, trapped on earth until their god can be given a virgin bride. It takes a lot for a film that has extensive footage of topless girls rubbing each other in gore to be boring, but sadly, that's exactly what this shoddy effort is. Shot on cheap and nasty video equipment, it fails on more or less every level. I'm assuming it's supposed to be camp and trashy, but it has not of the entertainment value, intentional or otherwise, that you'd find in low budget sleaze. Dialogue seems to be thrown in as an afterthought (half of Anderson's performance is literally phoned in as she offers voice over comments on the 'action'), the acting is terrible, continuity all over the place, editing and camerawork haphazard and the music awful. There isn't enough nudity to make this worthwhile as a T&A cheesefest, and the gore effects are dreadful. As for star, producer and self-proclaimed legend Mr Creepo – well, I'd never heard of him before seeing this, and I have no real urge to track down his other work (which is previewed on this disc, and looks equally tedious). It's notable that at the end of the film, outtakes are presented with the words "and now for some fun" – tacit acceptance that the preceding film was anything but. One to avoid.


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Only 36.5% of the web is Google-free. This is a very conservative estimate, because there are several popular Google services that we don't monitor: embedded YouTube videos, embedded Google Maps, Google Site Search, Google Checkout and Feedburner are some examples. However, the services that we left out tend to be used on individual web pages only, whereas the services from our surveys are typically used on all or on most pages of a site. Therefore, the percentage of web pages that are Google-free is almost certainly even lower than 36.5%, but probably not much lower. What does that mean? Suppose somebody wants to stay away from Google out of concern for privacy or for any other reason. Suppose that person does some research on the web and visits any 5 websites that are not owned by Google. Then the chance that none of these sites uses any Google service, so that no traces are left on any Google server, is 0.65% The probability of providing data to Google There are a few things one could discuss concerning that figure, I will try to address some of them:
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PORTLAND — Assistant Police Chief Joseph Loughlin is retiring at the end of December, concluding a 28-year career with the department.
Loughlin, a published author, has said he'd like to teach and write more in his retirement.
The New York native joined the department in 1981 when he was 26 and has held every rank. He was named deputy chief in 2006 and served as acting chief for about eight months, until Chief James Craig was hired last May.
Loughlin teamed up with mystery writer Kate Clark Flora to write "Finding Amy" in 2006. The book follows the investigation into the 2001 murder of Amy St. Laurent, a 25-year-old woman who disappeared from the Old Port.
The department was expected to launch a nationwide search this week to find a replacement for Loughlin, according to city spokeswoman Nicole Clegg. The position will be advertised nationally through the International Association of Chiefs of Police, National Organization for Black Law Enforcement Executives and the National Center for Women and Policing.
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For the first time in the Dominican Republic, Richard Bona – One concert only!!!
The well-known bassist will perform a single concert on his first visit to the Dominican Republic
For the first time in the Dominican Republic, Richard Bona – One concert only!!!
Richard Bona, the well-known bassist and vocalist from Cameroon will perform a single concert on his first visit to the Dominican Republic on Wednesday October 12 at 8:00 PM at the Teatro La Fiesta of the Jaragua Hotel.
Latin Jazz Kafé DD, presided by David Drumeaux, will be the producer of the encounter that Bona and his band will have for the first time with a Dominican public that for years has enjoyed his musical offerings.
Richard has been invited to the country several times without being able to materialize an event and has been keen on coming and sharing with this particular audience, and for this occasion brings the many hits that are part of his repertoire of Jazz, World Music and a variety of genres musical that will surprise many of the concert-goers. "He is taking advantage of his visit to the Dominican Republic to present to this public his most recent creations, we guarantee an unforgettable night for lovers of all music," says David Drumeaux.
Bona is a multi-instrumentalist with an incredible natural ability to learn to play any instrument by just watching how it is executed, as well as being a very capable singer. Richard is a musician and a composer before bassist, and his music has the integrity of having each instrument play a role and be designed to contribute musically to the essence of the theme and an area or space whose center is occupied by the melody, and not by any particular instrument.
Bona's language, in his dual role as composer and musician, reflects his many and varied influences (from the complex harmonies of jazz to the intricate polyrhythms characteristic of traditional African music, to the importance of melody which is derived from the musician's interest in pop and soul). He has played with the likes of Larry Coryell, Michael Brecker, Pat Metheny, Mike Stern, Steve Gadd, Bob James, Chick Corea, among many others.
The famous bassist will be performing with his band, they are: Ernesto Simpson (drums), Etienne Stadwick (keyboards); Tatum Greenblatt (trumpet) and Adam Stoler (guitar)
Opening the concert will be the host country's Rafelito Mirabal & Sistema Temperado. This is the oldest and most experienced group in the Dominican Republic. Since 1987 playing music from the likes of: Pat Metheny Group, Weather Report, Steps Ahead, John Scofield, Mike Stern, Elements, and Special EFX, among others – they now add the folkloric wealth the country has by playing original compositions and arrangements that honor these roots by incorporating Pri-Pri, Gaga, Guloya, Pambiche, Classic style and Typical style Merengue Classic and many more to Jazz. Mirabal states that ¨Sistema Temperado comes with a tremendous repertoire of high-octane music for this concert that most certainly will leave the stage on fire for the concert of the famous Cameroonian musician, Richard Bona! "
Richard Bona Band with Rafelito Mirabal & Sistema Temperado
Wednesday, October 12th, 2011
Teatro La Fiesta, Jaragua Hotel
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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It's often forgotten, but seven states of the Union still define atheists, secular humanists, and other freethinkers as second-class citizens. The state constitutions of Arkansas, Maryland, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas retain historic provisions that ban unbelievers-and in some cases, minority religionists as well-from holding public office, bearing witness in court, or both. The Pennsylvania and Texas constitutions go further yet, declaring their debt to "Almighty God" in their preambles.
Typical language includes Article IX, Sec. 2, of the Tennessee constitution (engagingly titled "No Atheist shall hold a civil office"): "No person who denies the being of God, or a future state of rewards and punishments shall hold any office in the civil department of this state."
Article XIX, Sec. 1, of the Arkansas constitution is even more exclusionary: "No person who denies the being of a God shall hold any office in the civil departments of this State, nor be competent to testify as a witness in any court."
Article 37 of Maryland's constitution provides that "no religious test ought ever to be required as a qualification for any office of profit or trust in this State, other than a declaration of belief in the existence of God" (emphasis added).
Article I, Sec. 4, of Pennsylvania's constitution is more insidious: "No person who acknowledges the being of a God and a future state of rewards and punishments shall, on account of his religious sentiments, be disqualified to hold any office or place of trust under this Commonwealth." This dual requirement of belief in a deity and in a retributive afterlife could block adherents of numerous lifestances, even some Christians. A liberal Protestant who believes in God but not in a literal afterlife, a Buddhist who believes in karma but not in a deity, or an Orthodox Jew who believes in God and an afterlife but not in reward or punishment after death-all could be barred from public office as readily as any secular humanist if this clause were enforced.
Fortunately, clauses establishing second-class citizenship for nonbelievers are seldom enforced. In the eyes of the legal profession, they are unenforceable because they blatantly violate the separation of church and state. Yet that didn't keep South Carolina from struggling for years to deny atheist Herb Silverman a commission as a notary public. The Arkansas anti-atheist provision survived a federal court challenge as recently as 1982. Only Maryland's provision has been explicitly overturned by the Supreme Court, in the famous 1961 Torcaso v. Watkins decision.
These clauses continue to linger in state constitutions in part because they are considered unenforceable. Few reformers have felt strong need to press for their removal. Amending state constitutions is difficult and expensive; removing clauses, even unenforceable ones, that penalize unbelievers is bound to be unpopular. Why bother, one might argue, struggling toward a victory that would be at best symbolic?
The first answer is that symbolism matters. Constitutional clauses denying full political privileges to the nonreligious (and others) enshrine bigotry in an unwelcome historical reverence. They provide rhetorical ammunition for ideologues (including many on the religious Right) who wish explicitly to deny full citizenship to those they consider infidels. Perhaps worst of all, the clauses valorize a preference for Protestant Christianity over other religious and nonreligious lifestances that is increasingly odious in a society of rapidly increasing religious diversity.
The second answer is that, while these clauses may be unenforceable today, they may not always remain so. While they survive they are like cast-off weapons-weapons a future, more pious America might choose to recommission. Consider that the next U.S. president will probably appoint at least three Supreme Court justices. If all were strong conservatives, the result could be a high court capable of reconsidering Torcaso-and making open political discrimination against nonbelievers allowable again.
Future religio-political conservatives will find it harder to create new constitutional language sanctioning the civil emasculation of unbelievers than to re-activate existing language long disavowed but never repealed. State constitutional clauses that align the polis with the Christian deity and deny unbelievers full access to public office or the courts are offensive and unacceptable. They must fall. It's time more secular humanists-and others committed to fair treatment for all-said so.
Even if they are now unenforceable, the bigoted passages in seven state constitutions that shut out unbelievers (and often unorthodox religionists) from the body politic merit repeal. Recently Paul Kurtz has called for formation of a neo-humanist coalition. Such a coalition might take explicit political action to improve the status of unbelievers in American life. Pressing to strike these obnoxious clauses could offer such a coalition a worthwhile initial project.
Tom Flynn is Coordinator of the Council for Secular Humanism's First Amendment Task Force.
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There was talk before of Ricco Rodriguez replacing Jake O'Brien in the tournament and Ricco was in talks to fight Overeem so I hope that Dream sets him up as Mousasi's first title defense.
I like Mousasi a lot, and think he's one of the most underrated fighters here in the USA, however;
1) He needs to start fighting higher ranked opponents, not only to challenge himself more (you improve by fighting the best, particularly when you are one of the best), and to improve his credibility and marketability. 2) Come back the USA, and begin training heavily with a wrestling camp, or hire a bigtime collegiate wrestling coach. His game is one of the more complete games in MMA, but his lack of TDD and general willingness to be on his back (like Donald Cerrone), will continue to be his downfall in any USA MMA organization as takedowns and top control get too highly scored for his style of fighting to win in a decision fight. Side Note: Does anyone else feel every time they watch DREAM that they're reminded why MMA should be fought in a cage NOT in a ring? All the restarts I see in all the ring based MMA promotions and the tiny little asians pushing guys hastily back into the ring, I cant help but think "why the f*<k havent you guys switched to a cage yet?" Again I like Mousasi a lot, one of my favorite fighters actually, but he's got some priorities he needs to change if he ever wants to be a top 3 LHW again. |
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I think it's time now for a rematch with King Mo at DREAM or, give him a Title shot against Fejao at SF.
Dream seems like a big waste of time for Mousasi. Since Jacare, he hasn't had a descent opponent. An out of shape O'brien and Mizuno aren't exactly the guys he needs to be beating to show he belongs in the elite of the LHW division.
Well they don't exactly have the most elite lightheavyweights in DREAM at present. He should face some more legit fighters but now he can face them while representing DREAM as their lightheavyweight champion. I can see him potentially taking back the Strikeforce belt if he really works on his ground game!:thumbsup:
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"I'm not a huge vampire fan, but I just think it's such a unique take on vampire film, and I think that's why so many people dig it," says Theresa Mercado, the host of Cruel Summer. "It's doing something different," "It's this kind of outlaw, rogue gang of vampires that wander, and they have this familial connection in the afterlife, if you will, of just trying to survive together. [Plus] Bill Paxton commits one of the goriest and most unique acts of murder that I've ever seen in a film."
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In late January, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced to employees that a new major Mac and iPad discount program for employees would kickoff at some point in late June of this year. Keeping that promise, Apple, today, has started the new employee Mac and iPad discount program. Apple employees are able to purchase Macs with a $500 discount (excluding the Mac mini) and iPads with a $250 through Apple's internal employee portal. These discounts come on top of the already-existing 25% discounts. (By the way, bad news for employees: Retina Display MacBook Pros apparently aren't on the purchase list at this time)
As we reported in January, employees are able to take advantage of this offer every three years, and employees must be with the company for at least three months. Separately, as we previously reported, Apple has moved up scheduled retail raises from September to late June. Some store employees have already been rewarded their raises and we are hearing of raises up to 30% of current salaries. The general average seems to be between $2 and $4. This average changes depending on store performance and the performance of individuals within each stores.
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The user needs to browse through a set of items and possibly select one of them
Arrange a set of items on a horizontal line where each item preferably has an thumbnail image attached (or the item is only represented by the image). Even though the list of items is long, only 3-8 images are shown at the same time.
If the user wants to view the rest of the items on the list, he or she must click one of the arrows pointing either left/right or up/down. Once one of the arrow is clicked, the next "view" of images is shown and an animation scrolls the current items to the side and at the same times replaces them with new images. The user can in this way browse the list of items back and forth. Once the end of the list is reached it is he starting items that scrolls in once the arrow is clicked – hence the name Carousel.
The carousel only takes up small space on the screen, why it allows you to let the user scroll through many list items without scrolling up or down.
As the two arrows indicate that there are more items than what is shown now available, the user has a tendency to keep exploring while he or she has browsed through all the images. This carousel pattern can in this way be used as an extra incentive for the user to browse through all items of the list, as we as humans do not feel comfortable by not being aware of the "full picture".
As the carousel is circular, the start of the list will be shown after the user has reached the end. This behavior gives the user a great opportunity to browse through all list items an extra time.
The carousel feature is a great tool for representing a sample of what you are offering. Remember, that loading a carousel with hundreds of items may hurt your page load times, to prevent this you should consider one of these two solutions:
1. Load carousel items on demand using jQuery or other javascript. If possible, try not to preload more than a few pages of your carousel.
2. Limit items in your carousel. If you have 1000 movie titles, you do not need all 1000 viewable in the carousel.
Additionally, after you read the end of the carousel you should make it clear that either a) There are no more options or b) It has "rewound" back to the beginning of the carousel using jQuery or other Javascript methods.


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Make a Bicycle Frame Lunch Bag
by heather
I want to ride my bike more in 2010! I think I'd ride it even more if I made one of these! Craftster user Redux Fashions made this cute bicycle frame lunch bag tote using stuff (placemats, our favorite!) purchased at the dollar store. Love it - it's super stylin'! The pattern can be found online at Evil Mad Scientist. [bicycle lunch bag pattern] [dollar store version of bicycle lunch bag]
Project Estimate:
- 2 placemats, $1 each
- Velcro-style tape, $1
- Velcro-style cable ties, $1
- Buttons, on hand or $1
Total: $4 and up
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